A continuing series
Where Are They Now
The officials, academics and media figures in Epidemic of Fraud made decisions that shaped the pandemic. This series follows the record: where they are today, how COVID-era money flowed to them, and what consequences — if any — they have faced.
Each profile labels its claims: Documented facts from public records, Allegation for claims made by others and not proven, and Open question for things the record does not resolve.
Profile 01
Ezekiel Emanuel
Biden-Harris COVID advisory board member, NBC contributor, Penn vice provost — and partner in a firm that had about $445K in PPP loans forgiven.
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Profile 02
Anthony Fauci
NIAID director for 38 years and Biden’s chief medical advisor — now a Georgetown professor, preemptively pardoned, and facing a Senate contempt referral after taking the Fifth.
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Profile 03
Francis Collins
NIH director through the first two years of COVID and author of the “devastating take down” email — now running a pro-NIH-funding nonprofit.
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Profile 04
Sapan Desai
Surgisphere founder whose unverifiable data underpinned the retracted Lancet hydroxychloroquine study — now without a medical license after refusing to cooperate with the Ohio board.
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Profile 05
Rick Bright
Former BARDA director whose agency requested the hospital-only hydroxychloroquine EUA — then a whistleblower who settled with HHS, earned $1.1M at the Rockefeller Foundation in 2022, and now runs his own consulting firm.
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